ISC 2022

English Language
Project
Sameer patel
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NAME- Sameer patel
CLASS - 12th (ISC)
SCHOOL NAME - The Lucknow Public Collegiate
SCHOOL CODE - UP-092
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 Acknowledgement
I would like to express my special thanks of gratitude
to my teacher Ms. Saheba Umar as well as our
principal Mr. Rajiv Gupta who gave me the golden
opportunity to do this wonderful project on these
topics, which also helped me in doing a lot of Research
and I came to know about so many new things I am
really thankful to them. Secondly I would also like to
thank my parents and friends who helped me a lot in
finishing this project within the limited time. I am
making this project
 Index
S no. Topic REMARK
1 We should teach etiquette in
schools
2 DescRibe youR favouRite
fictional chaRacter and discuss
why you like it.
3
Bibliography
 We should teach
etiquette in schools.
SINCE OUR CHILDHOOD, WE WERE ALWAYS
TAUGHT GOOD MANNERS. OUR PARENTS
ALWAYS INSISTED US TO ENLIST GOOD
MANNERS. MOREOVER, THEY ALWAYS TRIED
THEIR BEST TO TEACH US EVERYTHING TO
BECOME A GOOD HUMAN BEING. GOOD
MANNERS ARE IMPORTANT FOR A PERSON TO
LIVE IN A SOCIETY. FURTHERMORE, IF A
PERSON WANTS TO BE LIKED BY EVERYONE
THEN HE MUST KNOW HOW TO BEHAVE. THE
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN EDUCATED PERSON
AND AN ILLITERATE PERSON IS NOT OF
KNOWLEDGE. BUT THE WAY HE SPEAKS AND
ACTS. SO THE PRESENCE OF GOOD MANNERS
CAN MAKE A PERSON GENTLEMAN. YET IF A
PERSON IS LACKING IT THEN EVEN THE MOST
Good manners hold great importance in a persons’ life.
In order to become successful in life, one should always
take care of how he interacts. Various businessman and
successful people are achieving heights. This is because
of their good manners and skills. If a boss does not
speak properly with his employees then they will leave
the job. Therefore good manners are essential in any
field of life. Our parents have always taught us to
respect our elders. Because if we won’t respect our
elders then our Youngers will not respect us. Respect
also comes in good manners. Respect is one of the most
essential needs of a person. Moreover,
Many people work really hard to earn respect. Since
I was a child I have always heard from my parents
that respect is the utmost thing you should aim for.
Therefore everyone deserves respect in life. In-
School, a child should respect his teachers and
seniors. Furthermore, he should listen to what the
teacher is saying because they are his mentors.
Moreover, the child should be well dressed and
hygienic Furthermore, a child should always carry a
handkerchief, in order to maintain hygiene. The
child should always be punctual. So that he may not waste others time.
Also, you should never take others’ things without permission. Since
there are many children studying in the school, you should not push
each other while standing in a queue. Good Manners at Home Most
importantly, you should respect your parents at home. Always wish
them “GOOD MORNING” and “GOOD NIGHT” at the beginning and
end of the day. Moreover, you should brush your teeth and take a bath
daily. So, you may maintain proper hygiene. Wash hands before eating
your meal, chew your food well and eat with mouth closed. Also, you
should take permission from parents before going out of the house
Above all, you make use of the words ‘Thank you’ and ‘Please’ in your
speech
 Good manners at work for elders.
You should respect your Co-
workers. Also, you should try to
complete yours on time.
Furthermore, you should be
punctual in the office. Do not
gossip while working and do not
distract others. Moreover, you
should not interfere in others’ work.
Consider your junior employees
and help them if they have any
problem. At last, do not fall into
corruption and do your work with
honesty and diligence.
 Describe your favorite fictional
character and discuss why you like it.
As a superhero who knows how to make money,
satisfy the ladies and save the day, Iron Man has
always been my favourite. High-tech suit of body
armour aside, Tony Stark is everything I wasn’t as
a teenager (and still ain’t). His line in “The
Avengers” sums it up nicely when Captain
America asks him what he is without his suit of
armour. Stark quips: “genius billionaire playboy
philanthropist.”
 Stark -- played in the movies with eerie
perfection by Robert Downey Jr. -- is an
unabashed capitalist and true American
patriot who says stuff like “I’m tired of the
liberal agenda. It bores me.” He’s the
exception to the rule He’s the exception to
the rule: a likable jerk. Created for Marvel
Comics in 1963, Iron Man was depicted in
comics and cartoons before his 2008 film
debut. Since then, Downey has reprised the
role in three
 other movies and is shooting “Iron Man 3” in
Wilmington and parts of Duplin County. The
character would love the films’ domestic box office:
$319 million for “Iron Man;” $135 million for “The
Incredible Hulk;” $313 million for “Iron Man 2;”
and $617 million for “The Avengers.” Iron Man’s
creator Stan Lee said he set out to make a hero no
one would like. Most superheroes are everyman
type characters when it comes to their alter egos.
You’ve got mild-mannered reporters, clumsy high
school photographers, a blind lawyer, a social
worker, a comic book artist and the list goes on.
There are a few exceptions -- a certain billionaire
industrialist with a peculiar nightlife comes to mind
-- but for the most part superheroes are just regular
Joes until they gain their powers.
Stark broke that mold. Even
without Iron Man, Stark’s life
would be filled with fast cars,
exotic women, corporate
raiders and industrial
espionage. The story of Iron
Man begins when Stark, a
weapons manufacturer, is
kidnapped -
originally in Southeast Asia, now in Afghanistan -- and
forced to build weapons for enemies of the United States.
During the fight to capture him, Stark is wounded and must
use a special magnet to keep shrapnel from penetrating his
heart. Instead of making missiles, Stark uses the parts he is
given to create a makeshift suit of armour to escape his
captors. Once back in the States, and having to always wear
a magnetic chest piece, Stark suspends designing weapons
for the U.S. military industrial complex and gives flight to
everimproving suits of armour to fight enemies foreign and
domestic.
steeped in early 1960s Cold War intrigue, Iron Man fought
armoured villains from Russia like the Crimson Dynamo and
Titanium Man and superhuman foes from Red China like
Radioactive Man and the Mandarin. But just like Stark defied
convention, so did his villains. Rarely shown as stereotypes, Iron
Man’s Russian and Chinese counterparts were complex
characters, many times shown to be unwitting puppets or
reluctant propaganda pieces of their respective Communist
governments. The best case being the seductive Soviet spy Black
Widow, who eventually defected and joined Iron Man’s
superhero team, the Avengers. The second type of antagonist
Iron Man often faced came from the scientific community. From
Living Laser to Melter to Whiplash, they were villains who use
their advanced scientific knowledge to commit crimes. Themes
arising out of
 those storylines involved questions about the misuse
of technology The third class of villains Iron Man
faced is undoubtedly the worst: corporate
competition. Soon after Stark debuted the Iron Man
armour his colleagues developed armour envy. Forget
a guy that can melt stuff, the worst enemy a man can
have is a CEO dead set on destruction. Arms
manufacture Justin Hammer has run afoul of Stark
several times after hiring someone
 to steal patented Stark technology. Obadiah Stane wanted Stark
technology so badly he bought Stark’s company in a hostile
takeover that literally got hostile. While Stark refuses to sell his
best weapons to the U.S. government and generally bucks the
establishment, the military is not villainized in the process. Stark’s
best friend is former Marine turned Air Force fighter pilot Lt. Col.
Jim Rhodes, who represents the military as loyal and trustworthy.
Rhodes substituted for Stark as Iron Man when Stark lapsed into a
long period of drunkenness in the award-winning 1979 storyline
“Demon in a Bottle.” Later, when Stark turned over a suit of
armour for Rhodes to use as a military service member, War
Machine was born. I like Iron Man because he proved that a
human could stand shoulder-to-shoulder with demigods and super
soldiers. With just his intellect, ingenuity and a couple million
bucks, Iron Man is a self-made hero. Too bad all rich folks don’t
spend their money that way.e
 Bibliography

1. www.jdnews.com
2. 2. www.absolutestudy.com